Adventures for the wild hearted
"The Shoppes" at Marina Bay Sands is Singapore's largest luxury shopping mall. Part of the famous Marina Bay Sands hotel complex which is known for its iconic ship theme and skyline infinity pool. Not only does the mall play host to a wealth of designer shops (featuring the likes of Dior, Armani, Bvlgari, Christian Louboutin …
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I had the pleasure of meeting up with two lovely ladies from Taiwan via a social networking group for female travellers. Coincidentally, they were staying very close to me and it was easy for us to meet up for a meal or drinks. We all wanted to go and check out the Little India quarter …
So, after my early wake-up and having explored 3 temples in 2 hours, I still had plenty of time on my hands for the rest of the day... I have wanted to go to Gardens By The Bay in Singapore for a long time, and I figured since it was still nowhere near lunch, I …
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I was glad that I chose Chinatown to stay in whilst I was in Singapore... As soon as you step off the MRT and get on the escalator for the Chinatown stop, brightly painted colonial buildings rise to greet you on both sides. Strings of crimson and white paper lanterns zig zag above you all …
After staying at 5 footway project Ann Siang which was just up the street, I tried to extend for another two nights but they were fully booked. I was advised that there was space at their other hostel down the road, Chinatown 2 (where the guests at project Ann Siang had to go for the self …
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5 Footway Project Ann Siang 5 Footway have several hostels dotted all over Singapore , and two in very close proximity of each other in Chinatown. The first one that I originally booked was the Project Anne Siang. The directions provided were clear and so the hostel was very easy to find using the public …
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So my first night in Singapore, I was tired and so hungry that I couldn’t function. When I’m hungry, I get irritable and I can't think straight so I went out in search of food. I had purposely selected a hostel in the heart of Chinatown because I had a feeling there would be an …
The Gypsy Heart Travels 